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Keshena Falls
on the Wolf River
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location: Keshena
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"The Treaty of 1854, establishing the Menominee Indian Reservation, was signed at Keshena Falls by the US Government, Chief Oshkosh and Chief Keshena."
– section from Menominee Tribe Official Site
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From Keshena, head north on Highway 55 for ½ mile. Turn left (west) onto County Road C. Park by the second bridge.
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Bear Trap Falls
on the West Branch of Wolf River
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location: Keshena
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"A description of this fall was written by Charles E. Brown after he visited this locality August 27, 1928. “At this pretty spot, now a tourist picnic ground, a clear spring fed spring flows over a low wall of red granite rock which is six or seven feet high. The locality in the forest is very attractive. The stream at the falls is narrowed by the rock outcrop, which extends out from the shore to a width of only 25 feet. The water in tumbling over the rock wall outlines white water in quite a perfect form of a white bear having a length of about 12 feet. This image can be seen at all times of the day but shows best at dusk or in the early morning.”"
– section from Turtle Track website
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From Keshena, head north on Highway 55 for ½ mile. Turn left (west) onto County Road C. Pass Kenesha Falls, then turn right (north) onto W Branch Cemetery Road. Continue for 3½ miles, then take a left on Bear Trap Falls Road to access the falls.
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Menominee Tribe Official Site
www.menominee-nsn.gov
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Michele's World
michelesworld.net
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Turtle Track
Myths and Legends of Wisconsin's Waterfalls
www.turtletrack.org
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“Bear Trap Falls”
video by Carol Sanapaw
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Big Eddy Falls
on the Wolf River
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location: Keshena
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"Everywhere is the great voice of the falls, of deep sonority, over-toned with the lyrics delicacy of the splashing foam which fades away into the faint rippling of the eddies."
– section from Turtle Track website
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From Keshena, head north on Highway 55 for 5½ miles. Turn left (west) onto Trampe Road (near Dickie Road).
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Big Smokey Falls |
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Wolf River Dells (or Dalles)
on the Wolf River
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location: Keshena
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"Here the Wolf River drops over 20 feet in a complicated cascade. There is an island in the middle of the falls. The nearer part of the falls is steeper and more impressive, but there is no easy place to really see it due to rocks and trees. If you wanted to get a really good view of it, you would have to be on the other side of the river, or on the river below the falls...In addition to the falls, the Wolf River Dells are about a mile upstream. Here the river drops over a number of small cascades and through some narrow rocky gorges."
– section from Go Waterfalling website
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From Keshena, head north on Highway 55 for 11 miles. Turn left (west) onto Dells Road. Continue past Smokey Falls to reach the Dalles.
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Sullivan Falls |
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Ducknest Falls |
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location: Keshena
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photo courtesy of Michele's World |
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From Keshena, head north on Highway 55 for 12 miles. Turn left (west) onto Sullivan Falls Road (Indian Route 34).
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From Keshena, head north on Highway 55 for 9 miles. Turn left (west) onto County Road M. After 2½ miles, turn right onto Dells Creek Road. Continue for 1¼ mile, then turn right (north) onto Planting Camp Road. After 4¼ miles, look for turnaround parking before you connect with Lower Evergreen Road.
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Rainbow Falls
on the West Branch of Wolf River
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location: Neopit
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From Neopit, head south on Highway 47 for 1¼ mile. Falls are on east side of highway opposite Rainbow Falls Road.
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Peavey Falls
on the West Branch of Wolf River
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location: Neopit
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From Neopit, head south on Highway 47 for 4½ miles. Turn left onto unnamed road to head to the falls.
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